The Crucible: Acts 1-4

Front

Who calms Betty's presence in Act 1?

Back

Rebecca Nurse

Front

Who encourages Elizabeth Proctor to persuade her husband to confess?

Back

Reverend Hale

Front

Who is the first to accuse Tituba of witchcraft?

Back

Abigail Williams

Front

What historical event does 'The Crucible' serve as an allegory for?

Back

The Red Scare

Front

Who is being questioned by Hathorne at the beginning of Act 3?

Back

Martha Corey

Front

What is the main theme of 'The Crucible'?

Back

The dangers of hysteria and the consequences of false accusations.

Front

What role does Reverend Parris play in the community?

Back

He is the minister of Salem and is concerned about his reputation.

Front

What motivates Abigail Williams throughout the play?

Back

Her desire for power and her love for John Proctor.

Front

What is the significance of the title 'The Crucible'?

Back

It symbolizes a severe test or trial, reflecting the characters' struggles.

Front

How does fear influence the characters' actions in 'The Crucible'?

Back

Fear leads to irrational behavior and the spread of hysteria.